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A IJ,nnce for l.enI,b

Is afforded those fast sinking into a conll.
hand. In the form of genial medicinal
cordial, llostetter's Stomach Bltters em-
bodies the combined qualities of blood
fertilizer and depurent, a tonic aud an
Alternative. Wbieit promotes digestion and
assimilation, and stimulates appetite, has
the further effect of purifying the life cur
rent and strengthening the nervous system.
rs the blood grows richer aud purcr by its
cinal agent acquire not only vgor, but
bodily substance. A healthful change In
the secretiOns is effected by 1t, and that
sure and rapid physical decay, which a
chronic obstruction Of the functions OF the
system produce, is arrested. The prime
causes OF disease being removed, health is
speedily renovated and vigor restored.
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W ASHINGTON CRITIC
GREAT AND SHALL.

sparrow swinging on branch
Once caught passing fly.
"Oh, let me live y the insect prayed,
with trembling, plteous cry.
mo, said the sparrow, ''you must fall,
For am great and you are SMALL
The bird had scarce begun his feast
Before hawk came by.
The game was caught. "Pray let me liye!'
Was now the sparrow's cry.
"No," said the captor, 'you must fall,
For am great and you are small"
An eagle saw the rogue, and swooped
Upon him from ON high.
pray let me live why would you kill
so small bird as | ~
uOh,n said the eagle, ''you must fail,
For am great and you are SMALL
But while he ate the hunter came;
He let his arrow fly.
''Tyrant ~ the eagle shrieked, 'you have
No right to make me die ~
"Ah ~ said the hunter, "you must fall,
For am great and you are SMALL
-TFrom the German,
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South wa.,,iurton,

"A very pleasant progressive euchro
party was given last might by Miss Matte
Gould Of 7l2 ID street southwest. At the
conclusion Of the game the prizes were
awarded; First prize, Dante's Poems, to
Mr.. ii. Ml,chcll; second prize, Moore's
POEMS, to Mrs. Lescalett, and The Boobies
to Mr. and Mrs. Watson, after which Il sup
per was served and dancing was INDUCED
in to a late hour. Among those present
were Misses Holmes, Smith, Matthews and
Ida Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. Hinton, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Watson, II. Mitchell, Rider, johnson
and Captain Gould.
Luther Cornwall, grocer, was arrested
yesterday for keeping an unlicensed bar.
The police of the Fourth Precinct did
some quick work last night. AtG;I5 Head
quarters sent out description of Jerry
Miles, a solored man, who had stolen push.
cart loaded with household articles, belong.
ing 10 Goldsmith. When the ofllcers made
their o'clock call from the patrol boxes
the description was given them, and at 1:2)
Officer Eugene Smith brought in the thief
and all the goods. He was sent to jail for
three months this evening,
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DIED.

NlCCENEY ON Wednesday, January H..
lsSt, at o O'Clock u. m, Mrs, Harriet Mcuuney,
widow uf the late George MlC0ucy
The friends of the family are respectfully
Invited To attOnd the funeral from her lqtc
residence, 1905 connecticut avenue, on Satur.
day the 18Th inst, at O'Clock p. M Services
and intermCnt 40 Rock Greek Comntcry
RIAN.-At Providence Hospital, January
n, lts1, Rev 7, Ryan, d, n, aged 90 yeaTs.
Funeral at the Immaculate Conception
Church, saturday, January Is, at $50 4, IN,
May he rest IN peace, Amen.
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ARRIVALS
yt IL and T.. stDt;uu.

From Boston 1913 Il. m, tExprcssl.
From New lurk-i#j, y and 1913 q. rls i;9n
>, $3', uimltcgj, i:ij (ucwl, $50, s:jj
Uimitrdl ana 1871, y, m,
From BultimurC-jj5, bNi, s, S:i1, si1, G31,
and i04i Il. M. ifD, .. 3s3U, {, $50, as
new. $40, $40 and lO:ii y m.
From Chicago, st. Louis Pitt,burs and Gin
cinnati-6.0j and $50 a. M; $50 aud ,.l1
PIN.
From Annapolls-s,0O a. M; is,o and t:5Op N.
From Bunglu, Elmiru and llurrisburs-9:JO a.
m. aud i'i5 =. N,
From Manassas ThorOugllarC Gap and Front
kuyg 1905 u. m, except sundays.
From WHlrcntun H. m, 3:lJ AMI 1.i0
y. m.
From Atlanta, New orleans and Iynchburs-
$50 q. IN. and 800 y. n.
From popc's Creek linC-S:lj a. N. Except
sundays and $50 -. m.
From Philadelphia S and l0:i o. m, AMI
1870, = 3!3I, 4, ,:ij new, $40, s:lj and lO:l7
y. m.
From Richmond and the south-ii am; $40
and II y. IN.
From Alexandria-i2.s Except Monday, G.s5,
$50, $3.50, $40, 1905, i0sn and II a. M;
$40, 1895, $40, $3.50, -, g:iO, gii and II y.
m. Sundays at 1880, $40 ana II a. M,
h;30, O:jl and II =. m.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
$50 and 0:iO y. m.
From Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
. iolk-3AO y, m. daily except sunday.
From Round Ilill, LcCsburg and points On W.
u. ~ W S:lOa. IN and 3.bj p. m. The even.
Ing TRAN. 'nes not run on sundays.
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The symp,,ony concert.

Tie symphony concett, to De .hell 10.
morrow evening at the Congregational
Church, for the benefit of the Founding
Asylum, will be largely attended. Miss
Agres Huntington has consented to slug
several of her most popular selections. Six
young society men will act as ushers, and
the leading representatives of social, off
cial and diplomatic circles have shown
their sympathy with the object of the en-
tertainment by securing tickets for Friday
ntpht
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CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The Columbia Democratic Club last
night decided to hold their first banquet
oil Willard's Hotel ON the 18Th. The Prvsi-
Gent aud the Cabinet and prOmin .nt pDliti-
clans will he invited.
The American Shipping and Industrial
Lcague VIII hold a convention In tnis mty
at Willarl's Hotel on January IS all 10, TO
discuss the general subject OF en- courage
mtnt and development Of Americ IA ship
ping.
The Washington Continentals have re.
ceiyed their new guns from Springfield,
Macs, aud are much pleased with them
The guns are the latest improved pattern
with globe sight anil wnd-gnu at
tachments.
"A large and distinguished company as
semhled at the residence OF Mr. aud Alrs.
u. q. Robbins last evening to congratulate
them on the advent Of their golden we'd
dirg. Rev. Dr. Sunderland read an original
poem that was feature Of the OCCASION.
AT the meeting OF the National Associl-
iion Of Bottle Manufacturers at Willard's
Ho',l. Yesterday, all the officers were re.
elected as follows President, Michael IIhg-
gtrty Of New York; secretary, William
Elliott Smith of St Louis, and treasurer,
Thomas Weightman OF Pittsburg.
After biief funeral services at the
Church OF The Ascension over the remains
Of. tie late Marshall H. Parks, they were
taken to Wisconsin yesterday. Rev. DR..
Elliott conducted the services. Tho pail.
bearers were Hon. Il. VI. La Toilette, j. W.
Howell, Harrison Dlngman, q. V. n.
Ogden, Captain W. ii. johnson and W. T..
Coladay.
James A. Garfield Post, No. I, G. \. .R,
last night installed the following officers
Thomas Il. Senior, senior vice-commnnier;
Frank w. Page, junior ylce-commanleT;
Lewis j. Melchior, adiutant; A. e. Adams,
surgeon; j. II. BrOdford, chaplain; \. H. q.
Richardson, quartermaster; George w.
Leonard, officer Of the day Isaac n. Thorn
burg, officer Of the guard: George Wagner.
sergeant major; b. ID. Thompson, quarter.
master sergeant.
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narroom Licenses Granted.

The Commissioners have approved the
applications of the following for barroom
licenses: Arthur Hendricks, Third and G
streets southwest; Thomas w. English, l02
I street southwest; Jos. Harron, 2l0 n
street southwest; Madeline Sinclair, iOS
Thirteenth street; John Maloney, 2?7 New
Jersey avenue; NJ. j. O'Donoughue, 5O9 n
street; John \. Ruppert, 7Oj o street; John
iit2molris, 9OOl Ninth street; +. Lam
brecht, 237 New Jersey avenue.
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West Washington.

The Lincoln Guards arc holding fair
at their armory on Mill street, between z
and Q. 1t will continue two weeks.
Temperature and condition OF water at
a. m: Great Falls, temperature, 80; condl.
ton, 3G; receiving reservoir temperature,
35; condition at north connection, 80; at
south connection, 49, distributing reservoir,
temperature, 81; condition at iniluent gate.
house, 3G; at eilluent gate.house, 30.
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East Washington.

Tile funeral Of Robert Lee Rcam, OF the
Choctaw Nation, took place yesterday af-
ternoon from the residence OF Mrs. Perry
Fuller on Capitol llill. The services were
conducted by Rev DR.. Byron Sunderland,
ard the inteiment was made in Glenwool
Cemetery.
The body OF the Rev. Mr. Marsh, who
died at Mount Savage, Md, last Tuesday,
was brought TO his sister, Mrs Chaney, for
burial The funeral will take place from
Ebenezer Church, Fourth street southeast,
Friday afternoon.
DIR. Harrison Crook has been elected
member Of the Medical staff of Providence
Hospital.
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THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ways and Hours OF Getting in and
Out OF " Nasbington.
DEPARTURES.
From -. and 4. station.

For Boston-a .. m. without change of carsO
For New lorE-sHj, y $40 coach for PITTS
burg Qimltcd, all Pullman parior carsl AMI
ll'il a. m, 1870 p. m. new train, g H. m.
,llnltcd, all parlDr cars, i;ij, 10 and
1l.3O y, m,
For Philadelphia -7.ej, o, $40 and ii.i5 a. m;
1890 new, . I, i:ib, 600, 10 and il.20 ~ M
For Baltlmurc-G35, il5, o. $40, aud ii.ij a.
m; la:ll, 1880, 1888 Accommodation. ., /.
i:ll, 4asi, $40, 600, 5:l0, and il;sO p. M
For chicago. Cincinnati and 81 Luuis-D:i0 n.
m. on New York limited express, ana it0
and 10 u. m.
For Buffalo, Elmira and Ilarrisburg-0.o a.
m. and 10 p, m, Chicago limited, with par.
Tor car 10 Harrisburg 1915.
For Annapolis-1:2j u. m, l2:ij, i231 and is,J
y. m, tSundays ut u, m. and t:li y. M
For POpe's Greek ling-I.2j Il. M, I:iO D. m.
on week days only.
For Alexandria 5.6j. 0:25, II a. M; i2;ot,
2'oi, t:95, i}5, G'Oi, sos, i0.05 new train
and il3i p. m. Sundays at 9, 0s!j II a. m /;
GOl, new tram, and 1905 y. M
For Kchnuud and the South-O and II a.
M, and taij y. m, daily except SundayD
For Cincinnati, louisville and 81. Louis, via
Chesapeake and Omo-5.3Op. m.
For Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
lulk-OOO and q g. m. except SundaysO
For Lccsburg Round llill and points ON W. o.
W.-H:lj a. IN. daily except sunday
and 1915 D. m
For Manassas, Thoroughfare Gap and Front
Ruyul-H:3j y, m, except Sundays.
For Marrcutun--0.0i a. m; 5s3U y. m.
For lNnChburg, Atlanta and Nuw Orleans
NUl u. IN, and II ~. m.
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Al u. a q. ,,tnIinn.

From Bal,imore-Ia.2O. $50, $40, $50, $50 1885
and ii:l5 a. m; 1850, Sunday J:ij d. M,
3.2O, $50, 5l0 BIS, G:]j, S, s:i5 and 10 p m.
From Annapolis-s30 a. IN. Sunday 1885 u.
m. and G:l5 y. M, 30 and j.2j y. m.
From Fredcrick-Ss!l a. m. Gs|0 aud 81, p M.
From llarper's Ferry and Shenandoah Valley
$50 a. m, and $50 p m.
From Gaithersburg-s.3 $50, i:tO, 4. NJ; 9:5j,
4:l5, $50 and s!l1 p, m.
From Ilagerstown-0:j3 a. M. and $50 and
S:l7 y. m.
From Chicago and Plttsburg-7:2O a. m. and
$50 p. IN.
From New Oreans-li:2i D. m.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis
6:20 a. m. and l:i5 y. m.
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"sumc place Next sundny."

A little, squalty man with gray hair was
sitting in the corner Of crowded North
Clarl, street car last Sunday night. At
South Water street comely girl entered
the vehicle. Not Que of the dozen male
passengers offered TO give her seat She
stood like a stork until the bridge was
passed, and then she rlcOcbeted her way to
the corner where the little, squatty man
was sitting and threw herself sq1arely upon
his lap. Here she sat quite conteutelly
until Division street was reached, when she
sigualed the conductor to stop the car. As
she rose TO take her leave she turned to the
little, squatty man and said
'lve enjoyed my ride very much hnpo
have not made you tired"
"Not in the least, - replied the old man,
as he dOilCd his beaver. an be ia the
same place next sunday night Chicago
Herald.
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Ernm IL A q. Sfnfinn.

For Baltimurc-5, GaO, G:iO, 40, $50 and 1905
a. M l2:lo, l25, 3:ij, $3.50, $3.50, $40, $40,
$40, z, s:!j and II p. M; y. m. Sunday
only, 3li daily except sunday.
For Anuapuis-GAO tsunddvs $40 a. IN. and
$40 y. M; i2.lUHnd $3.50 p m.
For Point ui Rocks, FrCdcgiCk-3:i a. M; i.i0
y. m, except sunday.
For llUrrcrs Ferry and shenandoah Valley
s.id u IN. and 1910 pm,
For GaIthcIsUGfg 1895 a. m; 1880 aui ii:2i
o.. IN,
For llagcrstuwn $3.50 y. m,
For Ghicago-lU a. m, 1870 y. N,
For l'ittsburg- ~ a, m, Sbj p m.
For New Orleans tcSprCssl=l1a. M.
For Cincinnati, Louisville ana st. LOuis-i30
nj Lu-lN 1. m
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"AIdcrncy Dairy Wagons.p

Fresh Allerney butter, churned every
morning and delivered In 4 10. "Ward"
prints, a0c' per 10. Also cottage cheese;
Cream, l5c. per pt.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Petroleum..

Petroleum..
y. X. Plain ,e Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following Oil quotations:
Closed yesterday, 7l2; opened to-day, 7l5;
highest, ~; lowest, IL BIS p. M, III.
New York stock Market.
The following nave been furnished by
Lewis e Darden, brokers, 5l7 Seventh street
northwest:
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Young men or middle-aged men suffer
ing from nervous debility and kindred
weaknesses should send 10 cents in stamps
for illustrated book suggesting sure means
Of cure. Address Worlds Dispensary MedI-
cal Association, Gd3 Main street, Buffalo,
\. Y.
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Matrimonial difficulties cannot Uesmooth.
ed over with llAtiron,
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NAME. o. , 40 NAME. o. 4

Chicago Markets.
The following summary Is by Il, X, Plain
& Co., st. Cloud Building, Ninth and F
streets
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Mr. fInnnLng DcnIcn Kchearing,

VII. JtunnIna UrhIcU n Kchthrlhs'
Justice Cox, In delivering the opinion Of
the Court In General Term to-day, denied
tbe motion for rehearug iu the cases OF
j. L. Manning against Secretaries Bayard
and Manning. An appeal was taken to the
L. 5. Supreme Court.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-17
BEUNsWiCK's RARBOR.
The Columbus and Albany Delega
tons i:oyaIly Entertained.

The Columbus and Albany Delega-
tions i:oyaiiy Entertained.
BRUNSWICK, GA, March 16.-Delega-
tons from Columbus and Albany met
to-day in Brunswick IN conference with
the City Council and Board OF Trade upon
the subject Of extending the Columbus
southern railroad to Brunswick. Col.
Gsddis, OF the Brunswick and Western
road, presided. TIE advantages o the
road and the facilities offered by Bruins
wick as port ana harbor were discussed.
Hon. Jacob Dart, Mayor Dunn, Hon. n.
Tit, OF Albany, Col. g. Jordan, OF Co.
lumbus, and Col. Gaddis spoke upon
the question. Subsequently a trip
on the steamship City OF Bruins
wick was taken round the harbor,
and Col. Z. p. Goodyear ably laid before
the delegations the natural advantages OF
Brunswick as port, with its immense
amount OF sea frontage so easily accessl-
bic and sheltered. The trip occupied
ABOUT three hours, and after disem bark
Ing and pRrtaking OF dinner the
visitors we're driven through the city and
its outskirts.
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TAMPA'S CUBAN OUTLAWS
THE CAUSE OF THEIR EXPUL-
SION SET FORTH.

Dangerous Mischi ef- NJ king Among the
Cigsrmakers Made Their Departure
Necessary for the Good OF the Com
munity-Arriwal of Gen. Loring's Re
mstns at jacksonville.
y JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 16-lne
9oard OF Trade OF Tampa complains that
the statements mads and resolutions
adopted by the Central Labor Union OF
New York city, and given to the press on
sunday, March Is. with reference to the
recent expulsion of Cuban outlaws from
Tampa, do grave injustice TO the citizens
Of that place. They declare 1t to be un-
true that the Cuban outlaws were re-
quested to leave Tampa owing to their
connection with any labor organization,
and they assert that the reasons for de-
manding their departure were such as IN
volved the peace and good order OF the COM
munity. The facts are these: Ever since
the strike VIII cb occurred in Dor CO.'S
cigar factory at Ybor City a few weeks
ago matters have been in a very strained
state, owing to the fact that severai GU
ban agitators remained in the vicinity
and employed themselves In terr0rlZlnE
different citizens, among them employees
OF the cigar factory. 1t has Oeen neces-
saTy lOT the " Accp hlEu
ing on guard day and night in order TO
protect their property and lives. The
pr0prietors have also been annoyed Dy
black mailing threats and personal men
aces. On Tuesday last they appealed
TO the Board of Trade and citi-
gems OF Tampa for prot, elton. meet
Ing OF citizens called Tuesday afternoon
appointed committee OF fifteen RESPONSE
BILE business men, 10 " hOm was given full
authority to adopt and prosecute such
measures as might be necessary to rid the
community of the band of men who We're
known TO be outlaws from Cuba and were
supposed to be fOmenting strikes. The
1committee called at the house OF the dis
turbiDg faction on the evening OF March
8, ana notified them to leave at once and
forever. That night eight OF the sus-
pected men left ou the Key West steamer.
Emmanulie Garcia surrendered himself
TO the Sheriff, and he, with one Ceias, was
arrested at the request OF the States
Attorney, and both are now IN tue tampa
Jail. One of the eleven suspects, Ramon
Rubiera, asked tue committee to give
him their reasons in writing for Ordering
him TO leave, whom was done, and
Rubiera left on the steamer of March 10.
The committee deny that f0rce or threats
were used, and claim to have positive
evidence that the suspected ones were
Cuban outlaws. 1t is untrue that the
Spanish Consul offered $4,000, or any
other sum, for the delivery OF these men
10 the Spanish authorities. DE took no
part whatever In the matter.
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Spertal Nofirrn.
Notice to Wafer Consumers.
OFFICE WATER WORKS,

OFFICE WATER WORKS, }
SAVANNAH, March lc, 81
The following extracts OF the Ordinances
for the government of the w alter Works, is
published for the Information of all Water
Consumers, by order Of the Committee of City
Council:
SECTION s. ''If the connection or branch
pipe, at or hydrant cock. through which the
premises of any person shall have been sup
piled with water, shall become leaky or out
OF repair, 1t shall be he duty of such person
forthwith TO have the same repaired; aud if
such person shall neglect to have the same re-
paired within twenty-four hours after notice,
he, she or they, ON conviction before she Po-
lice Court shall be fined in the sum of Ten
Dollars; and If such person shall continue to
neglect 70 have the same repaired. the supply
of water on such premises shall be shut off,"
SEC. 10. IF any person shall knowingly and
unnecessarily waste the wafer on hi prem-
SEES he, she or they sha be liable to penalty
of not less than Ten Dollars and COSTS; and
the supply of water may be Withheld from
such premises"
The above sections Of ordinance will be rig
IDLY enforced. The Inspector and Turncock
of the Water Works is authorized and will
visit the premises of Water Consumers. and
all leaking pipes AMI fixtures. and useless
and unnecessary waste of water wh:h may
be found. and winch is not repaired AID he
waste stopped. vii be placed on the informa-
tion docket ard the supply of water shut of,
A. n, MILLER. superintendent.
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Escane of a Murderer.

BARLOW, FLA, March 16.-A negro
named p. ID. Holland escaped from the
county Jail Monday night by means of a
chisel and hammer which some one had
managed TO give 10 him through the out
side grating. He was awaiting trial for
an attempt to murder VIM. Odem. about
two months ago. There we're TWO white
men in an adjoining cell, both awaiting
trial for similar crimes, but they did not
hear the negro at work. The Sheriff and
deputy went around last night aud COL
Iected posse OF men to go after the es-
capped criminal, whose home is at Mariana,
jackson county, where he was convict, d
twelve years ago and sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary. He is feet 8
inches high, has u scar, apparently from
q burn, on the left cneek below the ear.
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A Wreck Near Columbus.

COLUMBUS, GA, March l6.-Last night
an accommodation and freight train from
Columbus TO Macon jumped the track at
Upat0ie station, about fifteen miles from
tnis city. and eight cars we're derailed,
but no one was injured. Some OF the
cars were badly damaged. In conse-
quelce OF the accident no trains arrived
here from Macon to-day until O'Clock
this afternoon. Passengers and mail
were transferred at the wreck and
brought to the city after being delayed
many hours, some having left Macon
last night and others this morning. The
track ID all clear tonight and trains are
leaving on Jime
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-17
Losses of the Insurance Companies

BRUNSWICK, GA, March 16.-In the
Dillon block fire yesterday morning the
following insurance companies were in.
terested 10 the amounts stated: Lanca.
shire, 81 800; Home, Of New York, 81, 800;
Phoenix of New York, $l,500; Continen.
tai, 81, 900; New 70. Underwriters, 81 900:
Western, ot Toronto, $3.50; Merchants, OF
Newark, $500; Rome, OF GeOreia, $500:
Royal, OF Birmingham, $1,000.
In the Kaiser block fire insurance COM
panies were interested as follows: Lon
don, Liverpool and Globe, 81, GOO; Home. OF
New York, $1,000; Western, $1,000:
Northern Assurance, SO, 250; Phnnix, OF
London, 81 900. Partial losses: New
York, Underwriters, Germania and West
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GEN. LOKING's REMAINS.
Florida Doing Honor to Her Dead
Soldier.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 16.-The
remains OF Gen. William W. Loring
reached here at noon to-day, accompanied
by ex-senator George Spencer and other
members OF the family, and were escorted
from the depot to ST. Augustine ferry by
funeral c0rtege comprising the local
military, Confederate veterans, Grand
Army Post, Knights of Pyth.as and ciii-
zens generally. The body was con.
yeyed on a catafalque draped
with the national flag, heaped
with flowers and drawn by tour black
horses, richly caparisoned. Gen.
Loring's BODY will be conveyed to St.
Augustine tomorrow morning, and will
lie in state there during THURSDAY, and
the funeral ceremonies will take place
Friday. Among the pall-bearers are
Gen. K. Kirby Smith and some Of the
most prominent citizens of the State.
Bishop Quintard, of Tennessee, will Off
ciate, and the military companies through
out the State have been invited to par
ticipate, and the pageant is expected to
be q grand one.
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A Florida steamboat Kumor.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March &c.
A rumOr is current here that the CLYDE
Steamship Company ana Quintard IL Co.,
have fallen out, and that arrangements
by which the Clyde boats were given the
field between New YORK, Charleston and
This port is about TO end. 1t 10 said that
, fhe result Will be three distinct lines to
FLORIDA, instead OF two as at present.
The rumor is generally credited In ship.
ping circles, though vigorously dc.
MED by the agents OF the lines concerned,
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Sperial Nnfirsa.
NOTICE.

Under the decree of the Superior Court of
Chatham County, rendered on March IS, 1887
the Bondholders OF the Savannah Schuetzen
Gesellschaft are required to present their
bond at the office of Lester & Ravenel, the at
torneys for the Trustees in the foreclosure
proceeding. before the first day of April, 1887
for registry, preparatory to nnal distribu-
ton of the proceeds of the sale of the Schuet-
zen Park.
Messrs. Lester & Ravenel are hereby au-
thorized to receive said bonds and receipt for
the same. SIMON GUCKENHEIMER,
JACOB RAgLsEN,
Truskeea for Bondholders.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-17
III a. boring a t'unItIYn.

DUBLIN, GA, March l6.-Seaborn l.
Weaver, A. j. Hobbs and John Ratfied
were arrested under warrant for har-
boring Joseph NJ. Weaver, who broke
Jail, and yesterday waived examination
before the Court of Inquiry, AID each
gave bond IN the sum OF $500 for their ap-
pearance at the next Superior Court in
July. Weaver is the father of the young
man and Hobbs an uncle by marriage,
and is one OF the Jury Commissioners OF
the county